Once you own and wear a Chanel style jacket
you’ll love it and you’ll want to wear it all the time! The beautiful nature of
the tweeds together with its unique construction makes it comfortable to wear
and you’ll receive endless compliments. Tweeds are available in an array of
colours and patterns at Alla Moda fabric collection in Brisbane; please visit www.allamoda.com.au for further
information.
I used Vogue Pattern 8804 and adjusted it to
my own fittings - see image below. Get yourself organised with fabrics and
notions as instructed on the pattern envelope. Please let me know if you have
problems locating the odds and ends required - please visit www.ricamafabrics.com.au.
Getting started
Make up a toile or test garment first to
refine your fittings and practice any unfamiliar sewing techniques.
Cutting the shell fabric
Match the pattern of the tweed and cut your
pieces on a single layer. Carefully match notches all around the garment; see image
below.
Interface with bias cut strips
Cut strips of iron-on interfacing in a
width of 2.5cm and fuse the edges of all garment pieces to avoid fraying. It
reinforces the seams at the same time - see images below:
Stay tuned for the next stage, coming very
soon!!
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